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A car that won't move when in reverse could indicate a problem with the transmission. It could also indicate a problem in the gear selector.
Shift linkages not put in the correct spots.
Sounds like it is not really in reverse-check trans to see what gear it's really in.
When preparing to back up, you would be reversing. In a manual transmission car, this would be the reverse gear. It is typically all the way to the right and on the bottom row.
sounds like transmission problems
IT should go on automatically as you put the gear selector in reverse. It serves two purposes:to tell traffic to the rear that you are reversingprovide some illumination so that you see where you're going.
I don't think F1 cars have a reverse gear. They are not like normal cars wherein the driver is expected to drive the vehicle both forward and backward. If a F1 car needs to be reversed, the driver puts the car in neutral gear and mechanics push the car backwards.
Its not in reverse gear.
sounds like the selector has broken from main boxwill require mech or someone mechanically minded to fix problem
If you can't physically shift the vehicle into drive, then the linkage going to the transmission may be binding up. If you can shift the gear selector into drive, but the vehicle won't move forward, then you may be very low on fluid. Many times when a transmission gets very low, it will only move in reverse and not forward in any gear. Check the fluid level and top it off if it is low. If the transmission is already full, then you may have more serious damage that may require a trans shop.
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If you mean the transmission itself shifts forward, it is because the transmission is suspended, so when the transmission is put in reverse gear the momentum will push the transmission forward. Now, if the car pulls forward when put in reverse, this means there is a transmission problem. This may just indicate the shift linkages need adjustment, or that the transmission has a major problem and needs repairing. Take it to a shop and have it checked.